I credit NASPA with keeping my job over 30 years. The sharing of all ideas, from enhancing revenue to new services for members, have been critical to what success we’ve had. My dues have come back to benefit our association many times over.

CPF is proud to support NASPA as an organization and all they do for State Associations to advance pharmacy practice. We are pleased to have funded a recent grant for the 'Development of Model Pharmacist Collaborative Practice Authority Language.'

NASPA has been my support system since I started in this role. Having colleagues who understand the challenges of this position and I can ask questions of has helped me from day one. I also appreciate the camaraderie of those in this organization especially at national events.

I classify NASPA as an association manager career extender. Longevity in this industry is painfully short and is challenged even more by the diversity within our profession. NASPA is the pharmacy association manager's "tool kit for success".

As I look to how I can best lead our state association, NASPA and its members provide the invaluable experience and resources to fully support my efforts. It is a close-knit network of committed individuals working tirelessly to help support and advance pharmacy practice at a state and national level.

Since I have seen NASPA from both sides as an Executive and now an Associate Member, I think NASPA provides such a wide array services that are very beneficial to both State Executives and Associate Members. I appreciate everything that NASPA provides.

Being a NASPA member helps me to envision the future of pharmacy by interacting with state, national and even international leaders in the profession. This contact allows me to help pharmacists in Kansas ready themselves for inevitable changes in the way they practice pharmacy.

NASPA is an excellent organization that provides state pharmacy associations a mechanism to network and learn from each other. The voice they provide for us on a national level is invaluable in representing the interests of our members.